GdS: Amorim’s latest experiment – how Bartesaghi became Milan’s versatile left-sider
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16-second readRuben Amorim experimented with Davide Bartesaghi's role in AC Milan's win against Udinese, transforming him into an attacking outlet, according to Gazzetta dello Sport. Bartesaghi played alongside Goncalo Ramos, challenging the defense and providing a new option. Amorim sees Bartesaghi as a better offensive player than a defender. The Italian player's versatility will be key for Amorim.
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Ruben Amorim experimented with Davide Bartesaghi's role in AC Milan's win against Udinese, transforming him into an attacking outlet, according to Gazzetta dello Sport. Bartesaghi played alongside Goncalo Ramos, challenging the defense and providing a new option. Amorim sees Bartesaghi as a better offensive player than a defender. The Italian player's versatility will be key for Amorim.
Bartesaghi's performance against Salzburg raised eyebrows due to his final product, but it wasn't expected to lead to a switch in his role. Amorim's desire to experiment led to an innovation, utilizing Bartesaghi in a new way. The player's pace and crossing ability made him suitable for the new role.
Bartesaghi can still play in the back three, making his versatility valuable for Amorim. The player feels good in his new role, which is considered crucial for his contribution to the team. Amorim's experiment with Bartesaghi has paid off, providing a new option for the team.
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In this weekend’s game against Udinese, there were a few concerns with the AC Milan lineup, but a new idea has been found. When the lineup for the win in Udine was released, there were questions about the system, who was playing where and much more. After all, Ruben Amorim had named Strahinja Pavlovic, Sankhoun Diawara and Davide Bartesaghi. Ultimately, it didn’t make sense, but to Amorim it did. Another experiment was to be seen and it paid off. The Italian was considered a left-back, with a strength to defend. However, he is being transformed into an attacking outlet. His performance against Salzburg raised eyebrows, as his final product was highlighted.
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